Add a linux triplet to (more) easily build QGIS against vcpkg #60393
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🧮 Vcpkg update report🪟 Windows buildsDownload Windows builds of this PR for testing. 🪟 Windows Qt6 buildsDownload Windows Qt6 builds of this PR for testing. |
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Nice, could you add a section in the doc too? |
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@m-kuhn , good idea, added minimal blob, let me know if you think it's not enough. |
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Description
With this triplet in, simply typing the following commands in linux will build QGIS against Qt6 using vcpkg:
Note that you'll need to setup vcpkg locally using these instructions: https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/blob/master/.github/actions/setup-vcpkg/action.yml#L18-L22
Other than that, it works quite nicely. On some system, users might face the need to apt install a couple of -dev packages, but these are self-evident when looking at vcpkg logs upon build failure.
@m-kuhn , your work has made this so easy, thanks.